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Adventures in Tokyo :) Triple jump :) 東京での冒険 :) トリプルジャンプ

Adventures in Tokyo :) Triple jump :)
東京での冒険 :) トリプルジャンプ

🙃 History just got faster.
Fred Kerley won the Men’s 100m Sprint at the first-ever Enhanced Games in Las Vegas!
He ran 9.97 seconds and took home $250,000 for 1st place.
⚠️ Important note: These competitions are not sanctioned by World Athletics and are not officially recognized. Results won’t count toward official world records or rankings.
World Athletics President Sebastian Coe has been strongly against the Enhanced Games, publicly criticizing the event.
No excuses. No hiding. Just pure performance under the brightest lights in a completely separate event with its own rules (where PEDs are openly allowed under medical supervision).
The atmosphere was electric and the crowd was hyped. This is the beginning of a very controversial new era in sports.
As an affiliated EGAC club of World Athletics, we remain committed to clean sport in accordance with the rules and values of World Athletics.
Love it or hate it — you can’t ignore it.
What’s your take? Should athletes be allowed to legally enhance with medical supervision, or should we stick to the traditional rules?
Drop your thoughts below 👇

We’ve fixed the triple jump technique.
Now we need to work on speed and strength, put it all together — and it’s going to work!
三段跳びのテクニックは直した！
次はスピードとパワーを磨いて、全てを統合させよう。これで全部うまくいくぞ！
#三段跳び #陸上

17 May 2026 • Tokyo 💥
EGAC Girls 💛🖤 are Working 🔥 World Gold Tour 🌍 SEIKO Golden Grand Prix

As our coach says:
You’re not leaping into the sand — you’re leaping into the sky.
So don’t look down at the sand beneath your feet.
Look up… and fly toward the heavens.